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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/07 07:27:58 (permalink)
If anyone is looking for the DX7 Rhodes sound only, check out http://fmtines.com/.  Yeah it may sound cheesy to some but it IS a classic sound!

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/07 09:22:34 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby dlesaux 2015/02/07 21:25:47
Poor thread, in deep slumber, but since it's anyway already up. This is a nice "newish" DX7 clone some might not have heard about:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSs1-020nNY
https://github.com/asb2m10/dexed
 
I have NI FM8 and still find a place for this one. Really stable even though it's at 0.8.
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/07 17:18:14 (permalink)
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Do your sounds work with a real DX7? If yes I would love them - I really don't use my DX7 as much as I should so it would help greatly if they work
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I would think so.  FM7 and FM8 can read native DX banks.  The contents of my folders for these include mostly syx and bnk, and some of the TX banks may have some different formats.  But I would think any of the sysx files would work.
 
Shoot me a PM with an email address and I will send you a folder for testing, and if that works for you then I could send you the rest.
 
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/07 21:24:35 (permalink)
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Poor thread, in deep slumber, but since it's anyway already up. This is a nice "newish" DX7 clone some might not have heard about:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSs1-020nNY
https://github.com/asb2m10/dexed
 
I have NI FM8 and still find a place for this one. Really stable even though it's at 0.8.


Thanks for this link.  I downloaded Dexed and was really blown away!  Great DX7 sound and you can't beat the price! Thanks again!

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/08 02:08:58 (permalink)
I have download and installed DEXED and yes it is a fine synth. But nothing like FM7/8 though. It still has a very singular oscillator sound to it and it won't give you massive wide fat analog sounding textures. There are many sounds for it and I hope everyone realises you can click on that CART symbol down lower left and open up a huge number of banks of sounds. Very cool.
 
FM7/8 can do massive unison layers per key and detune and widen them the same way I could do all that on the TX816 rack in the past. Now that is a serious fat sounding DX machine. All modules on one sound but detune and pan them all though, it can sound incredible that way. I can get a very similar sound with FM7 as well. It replicates a single DX7 patch perfectly but it can take on the sound of the rack too which is pretty cool.
 
DEXED sounds good running into something cool like ERS 'Dimension D' plugin. You can get some rich, wide, liquid sounding patches then.

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/08 07:18:19 (permalink)
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thanks I'll PM you now
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/08 08:43:10 (permalink)
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I have download and installed DEXED and yes it is a fine synth. But nothing like FM7/8 though. It still has a very singular oscillator sound to it and it won't give you massive wide fat analog sounding textures. There are many sounds for it and I hope everyone realises you can click on that CART symbol down lower left and open up a huge number of banks of sounds. Very cool.
 
FM7/8 can do massive unison layers per key and detune and widen them the same way I could do all that on the TX816 rack in the past. Now that is a serious fat sounding DX machine. All modules on one sound but detune and pan them all though, it can sound incredible that way. I can get a very similar sound with FM7 as well. It replicates a single DX7 patch perfectly but it can take on the sound of the rack too which is pretty cool.
 
DEXED sounds good running into something cool like ERS 'Dimension D' plugin. You can get some rich, wide, liquid sounding patches then.


Jeff your reply makes me regret not having pocked up FM8 during NI's sale before the holidays! Until next year, I guess I'll have to stick with Dexed! 😊

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/08 19:36:08 (permalink)
To those who sent me a PM asking for the DX presets in SYX format, I have sent emails with attached folders containing the presets, to the supplied email addresses in the PM's.
 
I also have a boatload of DX and TX presets converted for use in Native Instruments FM8, if anyone wants those, just send a PM.
 
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2015/02/08 20:09:15 (permalink)
Hi Daniel and others.  I have an update.  Despite FM7/8 being good I am very pleased to report that after spending some time playing with DEXED I really like it a lot.
 
It has an excellent sound overall and I could even go as far as to say it sounds slightly different to FM7. perhaps a slightly warmer sounding version of DX 7 patches.  It's sounds are good but when I started opening my existing DX 7 library I could really hear how nice it sounds.
 
I was able to pull some serious fat analog patches with DEXED by first starting with a great fat analog patch from the DX 7 library.  Later programming got into some nice detuned sounds and beating etc.. Then insert two instances of DEXED.  Put the analog patch on both but edit one of them slightly.  I followed each one with an instance of Dimension D creating a nice wide gentle chorus effect.  (each Dimension D being set slightly different)  It sounds killer.  It seems to be light on CPU so multiple instances don't seem to be an issue.  Process each one with FX slightly differently in a multiple instance for an even more lush effect.
 
I like how it opens and plays my existing DX7 library a lot.  The built in layering concept in FM7/8 is good as are the delay lines too for added dimension etc.  But very satisfying results can be pulled easily from DEXED for sure.  Especially if you get creative with effects after the fact.  This is an excellent DX7 emulation VST.
 

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/02/20 10:05:13 (permalink)
Bob, can you send me your syx dx7 patches? I am unable to PM you. I am a new member. If you are unable to obtain my email address, is it possible to send it to you another way? Thanks in advance. :-)
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/02/20 13:43:01 (permalink)
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Bob, can you send me your syx dx7 patches? I am unable to PM you. I am a new member. If you are unable to obtain my email address, is it possible to send it to you another way? Thanks in advance. :-)

I am happy to send you the whole lot of them (close to 20,000, I think), BUT it is a big unwise thing to do to post one's phone or email on any public forum, such as this.
 
The key to your being able to send and receive Private Messages (and to post links in thread posts), is to get your posting count up above certain levels.
 
Just go through maybe the Coffee House and find some threads with banter you might want to join in on, and put out about 25 posts or so in various threads, and somewhere along in there is the threshold for when the forum software will start to allow you to send and receive private messages.  Out of respect for the folks and for their threads, please do post meaningful content to threads you find - there are some pretty long running and often funny threads there, as well as serious discussion and such - check it out.
 
So, once you DO get to where you CAN, please then shoot me a private message with your contact information, and I will send you a series of emails with attached zipped folders to get the whole set of them to you.  Instructions for what to do with them and where to put them will be included in the emails, as I regularly send folks these libraries.
 
SO - happy to help you, sorry I don't recall what that threshold IS, but I believe it is certainly less than 50 - so I would try after maybe 25 posts, or even 15-20, and if that doesn't work, get yourself up to 50, which I would believe would certainly be a high enough post count.
 
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/02/21 22:06:27 (permalink)
I still have my DX7IIFD. Jeff Evans is 100% correct. The Native Instructions FM8 sounds exactly the same.
 

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/02/22 09:49:46 (permalink)
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Bob, can you send me your syx dx7 patches? I am unable to PM you. I am a new member. If you are unable to obtain my email address, is it possible to send it to you another way? Thanks in advance. :-)

I am happy to send you the whole lot of them (close to 20,000, I think), BUT it is a big unwise thing to do to post one's phone or email on any public forum, such as this.
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Put subfolder in your public folder, put the DX files there, copy the address then put that address here.  After he DLs it delete the subfolder.  I use this technique when exchanging large files with other musicians. 

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/02/22 11:50:54 (permalink)
The one thing I noticed about FM8 is I can't get the patches from DX7 to sound as lush in it.
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/02/22 21:19:13 (permalink)
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This is a nice "newish" DX7 clone some might not have heard about:
https://github.com/asb2m10/dexed

 
Thanks for this.  I didn't expect much for a free synth, but I really like it.  Haven't done much more than play with the presets, but can see myself putting it to good use.
 

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/03/08 13:18:03 (permalink)
Bob, I received the collection of files you have sent. Thanks for your patience with me in ironing out the email situation of which I was at fault . I am looking forward to unzipping all these treasures. Ttyl :-)
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/03/08 23:05:49 (permalink)
Bob is da man!

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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/03/09 13:29:58 (permalink)
Thanks, Bob! I got it as well. Went to my spam box for some reason :D
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Re:Yamaha DX7 VSTi? 2016/03/11 12:57:52 (permalink)
I must say, this is an excellent collection. It should keep me busy for decades to come! Thanks Bob!
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